EFB Elektronik EBUSBC-DP-4K60 video cable adapter 0.15 m USB Type-C DisplayPort Black

The EFB Elektronik EBUSBC-DP-4K60 video cable adapter is a compact 0.15 m adapter that converts a USB Type-C video output to a DisplayPort input. Designed for straightforward connection between modern laptops, tablets or smartphones with USB-C video output and monitors or projectors with DisplayPort, the adapter supports 4K resolution at 60 Hz for clear, high-resolution video playback. The black housing and short cable length prioritise portability and minimal desk clutter while maintaining a stable digital video link.

Advantages

This USB Type-C to DisplayPort adapter delivers 4K@60Hz support, enabling high-resolution video transmission suitable for presentations, multimedia playback and extended desktop setups. The compact 0.15 m cable reduces cable slack and is easy to carry in a laptop bag. Compatibility with USB Type-C video output devices offers a plug-and-play experience without the need for additional drivers in most modern operating systems. The black finish provides a discreet, professional appearance that integrates well with common office and home setups.

Key specifications

• Connector 1: USB Type-C video output (DisplayPort Alt Mode)
• Connector 2: DisplayPort output
• Cable length: 0.15 m
• Supported resolution: up to 4K (3840×2160) at 60 Hz
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the USB Type-C end of the adapter to a device that supports USB-C video output (DisplayPort Alt Mode). Plug the DisplayPort connector into the target monitor or projector. Power on both devices; most systems will automatically detect the external display. Configure display settings (resolution, refresh rate, layout) in the operating system display settings if necessary. For best results, ensure the source device's USB-C port supports video output and the display is set to the correct DisplayPort input.

Recommendations

Use the adapter with devices that explicitly support DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C to ensure reliable 4K@60Hz output. Avoid sharp bends or excessive tension on the short cable. For long-term stationary setups where cable length is a factor, consider a longer certified cable or a dedicated docking solution.